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pentastic 

Holding back a build up of emotion and then just going forward and leaping into the unknown. The euphoria that creates a pentasm, like many feelings at once hitting you in the face .

The spark in the moment right before you do something for the first time.

Awesomeness.
"Although I haven't said anything to her about it, I think Jules might be the light of my life; It'll definitely be pentastic if I try to tell her though."

"I never tried painting before, but as soon as I grabbed the brush it was pentastic ."
pentastic by sanderjules@gmail.com January 15, 2017
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A fantastic centaur, referring to something as fantastic while being a centaur centaur
Damn, look at his centastic gallop.

pentesting 

A penetration test, or pen test, is an attempt to evaluate the security of an IT infrastructure by safely trying to exploit vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities may exist in operating systems, service and application flaws, improper configurations, or risky end-user behavior.
I'm pentesting Microsoft's website to see if they're vulnerable for XSS.
pentesting by SevnDev May 25, 2016

pedotastic 

Great in the eyes of the pedophile
Brian thought it was pedotastic that the girls were 6 or 7
pedotastic by DoYouHearWhatIHear February 26, 2015
Pandeism isn't just pandeistic, it's pandastic!
Pandastic by Rikir June 21, 2010

pahntastic 

fantastic but more hardcore, also interchangable for "leet"

derived from the name of guild wars player Pahndha The Panda
Guy 1 : thats a pahntastic fellblade you got there
Guy 2 : thanks man ;D
pahntastic by Cliff Ravir December 10, 2008

pamtastic 

(noun). Defined as extravagantly fanciful; marvelous
"Wow Jumbo, you got an A+ on your exam! That's pamtastic!"
pamtastic by Joe Burago January 14, 2008
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